Did you get a chance to review this white paper? Cisco UCS and MDS Better Together White PaperYou would have FI-A connected to MDS-A using multiple Multiple ISLs. The FI would be in NPV mode. On the MDS you would enable feature fport-channel-trunk,...
Here's an older document, but the procedure is the same. This is in written form incase you missed something in the video.https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/storage-networking/mds-9000-series-multilayer-switches/29441-8.html
Besides the solution Nathan mentioned, you can perform a ping sweep to see the different MTU sizes, and when it stops responding. This can confirm conclusively what the WAN MTU size is set to.
Validate MTU Size:
switch# ping
Target IP address: 1.1....
@mmarie You should always have two separate SAN Fabrics, such as an A and B side for dual paths going to hosts and storage devices. You an put a pair of MDS switches in your remote facility, and depending on the distance between them, you can confi...
The MDS platform has multiple advantages versus the N9K. Being that the MDS is native fibre-channel it has better diagnosability, monitoring for performance impacting slowdrain, and not to mention non-disruptive upgrades. If you can architect a sol...
